Mamout, a man of remarkable resilience and industry, was born in Guinea, West Africa, around 1736. His life story is one of overcoming the hardships...
John Marrant (June 15, 1755 – April 15, 1791) was a freeborn Black American author, Methodist preacher, missionary, and one of the earliest ordained Black...
A Legacy of Leadership and Civil Rights Advocacy Ralph Mark Gilbert, a prominent figure in Savannah’s history, made significant contributions as a pastor, civil rights...
The First African Baptist Church in Savannah is one of the oldest African American Baptist churches in North America. It was not formally established until...
The Reverend Henry Hugh Proctor was the first African American pastor of the First Congregational Church in Atlanta, serving from 1894 until 1920. His dynamic...
The minister and missionary E. K. Love was a prominent Baptist leader and writer in nineteenth-century Georgia. Dedicated to fighting racism, Love was also a...
BOSTON KING, Methodist preacher, and author; b. c. 1760 near Charleston, S.C.; d. 1802 in Sierra Leone. Boston King was born a slave on Richard Waring’s plantation...